(male announcer) live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. pam >>pam: tonight at eight. a community and country in28- people are dead after a shooting rampage at an elementary school in new town. connecticut. 20 of those victims. are young children. as the nation mourns. investigators continue to search for answers. about the gunman. and why he went on this rampage. maribel aber. is in newtown with the latest. >> tragedy in a small connecticut community. "evil visited this community today" >> police say a shooter struck sandy hook elementry school in newtown friday morning. >> "there were 18 children pronounced dead at the hospital. six adults scene" >> a parent inside the school at the time said she believed at least 100 rounds had been fired. the alleged shooter is dead and police have recoveredthe first 9-1-1 call came in around 930 am, police shooter search. >> "there were police with rifles and handguns, they were on the roof, they were surrounding the school, they were going in through the roof."

"our main objective was to evacuate as quickly and efficiently and as possible school." >> president obama ordered u-s flags to half-staff in honor of the victims. speaking about the children killed, he fought back tears. >> "they had their entire lives ahead of them, birthdays, graduations, weddings, kids of their own." >> he also offered assistance, and condolences, to connecticut's governor, during a difficult time. >> "we'll do whatever we can to overcome this event. we will get through it. but this is a terrible time for this families." >> the community is left to wonder how this could happen in their town. >> "i don't know if there's any safe place anymore in this world." i'm maribel aber reporting. >>pam: as the families of the victims mourn the loss of their loved ones. police are looking into the backround of the suspected shooter. kron-4's dan kerman continues our team coverage. he has more on what we've learned about the young suspect. and his family. this suspect was dressed in black battle fatigues with 3 weapons and two handguns and the rifle. they found

additional weapons at the school. it is believe that all of those weapons were registered to his mother. the suspects older brother, ryan in this video is 24 years old was taken into custody in hoboken, new jersey. he is not believed to be involved in if the shooting. he has not been in touch for his brother with two years. reporters spoke with a woman that grew up with the suspect. >> finding out that it was somebody that i knew that had ultimately done all of this was upsetting. you cannot i imagined it would happen. i have known him since first grade. he was reserved, quiet. i never noticed anything scary, violent or anything like that. i would have never suspected anything like that i think. someone that went under the radar and cut themselves. you would never

think that he would do something crazy like this. the -- kept to itself. >> the father also was interviewed-half they have been divorced. and as this investigation continues law enforcement will continue to provide more details. >> de dan kerman. for a better idea of exactly where all of this took place. grant lodes has more. return to index of memorial mass was held tonight in memory of the victims of today's elementary school shooting. families gathered to mourn at the saint rose of lima roman catholic church in new town. they heard the gunshots, and they came out into the hallway. all were shot, with 20 children and six adults died. not far from this school is the suspect's home where he reportedly lived with his mother. the suspect shot his mother early this morning before going to school and killed 26 people. in the suspects brother in

hoboken, new jersey the brother is being questioned and cooperative. he says that he has not been in contact with his brother in recent years. >> just hours a, this memorial mass in memory of that that comes at the elementary school victim in connecticut. at the st. rose of lima roman catholic church. connecticut governor dan attended. he gave remarks. as the tragedy in connecticut unfolded today. officials at all levels reacted to what was happening. coverage tonight from the newsroom.charles? yes, throughout the day we have been getting messages of condolences and comfort. the house also, that something needs to be done to stop this from happening again. >> it is unfortunate.

>> in colorado condolence and comfort coming in people all across the country. but there are also many voices saying that in colorado this afternoon, the principal of columbine high school, which has seen it's share of tragedy, said that he wanted the families in connticut to know that >> i think that what all of are feeling now as a partent, as a grandparent, as an educator we are just imagining what it must be like for those people so our thoughts and prayers are there. >> here in california, governor jerry brown released a statement today saying, "we all mourn the heartbreaking loss of those elementary. we pray for their families and loved ones." in conneticut, governor dan malloy spoke of the tragic reality of what has happened. >> you can never be prepared for this kind of incident. what has happened and transpired at that school building will leave a mark on this community and every family impacted. >> along with messages of comfort, there were also calls for more to be done to prevent this from happening again. former astraunt, and husband of congresswoman gabriel giffords, mark kelly said today that "this time our response must consist of more than regret, sorrow, and condolence. the children of sandy hook elementary school and all victims of gun violence deserve leaders who have the courage to participate in a meaningful discussion about our gun laws

we have to stand up as a nation and say enough is enough. what is wrong with our society? and again. there's not one right answer." coming up later in this newscast, we'll have more reaction from the president on today's events and dig a control issue. but for now, in the newsroom... charles clifford kron 4 news. >>pam: in bay area news. three people are dead tonight. after a horrific crash on a south bay freeway. this is video of the scene courtesy of sky-7- h-d from a-b-c-7- news. the c-h-p says, a vehicle slammed into a disabled car that was pulled over to the side of northbound 280 near redwood city. all lanes were re-opened just about a half hour ago. kron-4's philippe djegal is there. with more.

there were two women and one man is dead. one man has moderate/major injuries and another man is in custody of suspicion of the vehicular mont manslaughter. and this is a mangled mess on the northbound 280. these two car crashed together from abc seven high- definition video. this began at 3:00 p.m. when the driver of this lexis. there were four people inside of this lexis sedan pulled into the center. >> it appeared that they were changing the tire. >> the c h p says that the 82 year-old driver of this old wagon was speeding when he collided with the alexis. he lived and three of the four victims' not living. it collided with the-lexus.

>> to not stop in the center divide. if possible, exit the freeway, completely. a investigators collected evidence mapping out the crime scene at one. traffic was backed up nearly 10 mi.. in san mateo county, kron 4 news. >> the great mall in milpitas was closed for most of the afternoon today because of the mabomb threat at kohl's jeff bush explained explains what police are looking for. >> it is been tense at this mall in milpitas it started at 2:30 this employee who found a note in the men's room. it was a bomb threat.

the police, the fire department, paramedics for also called in first responders to the scene. this department store is where this focused. the store was evacuate it and the bomb squad were called and the k-9 unit. the swat team rolled in with their portable robot that also looked for devices but so far, nothing has been found. the store will remain closed until the police are sure that the all clear can be given. in milpitas, kron 4. >>pam: ahead at eight. more reaction to today's a visibly shaken president obama. area went on high alert in the wake of the shooting. >>jacqueline: we did see some clearing and temperatures are dropping already to the 30's in santa rosa. 40's and novado, a

fairfield, we will have another cold tells and possible rainfall coming up. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t.

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[ male announcer ] only from at&t. ♪ san francisco's public schools are on high security alert after today's massacre at a connecticut elementary. kron 4's alecia reid tells us what the city's school district is doing to help keep its students safe. but o >> classes went on as scheduled at city schools today, but the san francisco school district was on high alert. no chances were being taken after the massacre in newtown connecticut, that left more than 2 dozen people dead --- most of them children. it's epidemic you know, with these mass murders, and we have to assure our children that's exactly what the city is doingthe district is allowing parents to speak to their children about the tragedy first, but assured them that counselors are ready to help. children, especially younger children are going to need

some extra support, so be comforting make sure to talk to him about it because we talk to him about everything else. the amoun >> the san francisco school superintendent says schools are doing everything possible to keep children safe. after today's news, public schools were informed to go over their safety plan and crisis manual. >> unfortunately these are times where you make sure you pull that up again and you make sure you're aware and everyone's aware of what the protocol is. >> there's also additional support being offered through the weekend. families can call 3-1-1 for counselingand if necessary, someone from the child crisis program can go directly to their home to offer further help. in san francisco alecia reid kron 4 news. >>pam: the beefed- up police presence was noticable at schools in the east bay today. this is video from oakland. courtesy of sky-7-h-d from a-b-c-7 news. kron 4's haaziq madyun was in oakland today. he talked with police and the school district. the amoun >> "our police force is on

alert" >> there is a heighten sense of awareness in the oakland is unified school district in the wake of the sandy hook elementary school shooting tragedy in conneticut >> "we want our children on our our citizens to feel that our campuses are safe, to see us out there as a presence" here you see officers at rossevelt elementary school greeting students on there way to classit is something that comes with having a daily police presence on school campuses in oaklandsays the district's spokesperson troy flint >> "we have a dedicated police staff attached to the school district we prepare for this" in addition to the school district having its own school police departmenta federal grant allows oakland police to station officers on 6 campuses in some higher crime areasanother advantage says flint when it comes to situations >> "unfortunately we do deal with a lot of violence here in certain parts of oakland. we have a degree of expertise and readiness to deal with shootings, we haven't experienced one, thank goodness, of this

magnitude, but it is a fact of life here in this community, we feel like we are as well prepared for this as anybody could be" >> in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> the elementary school shooting in connecticut. is also having some effect in the south bay. thinespecially at a school already on edge. after a threat to kill a teacher with a bomb, appeared yesterday. this is that threat -- we have blurred out the teachers name, who is targeted in the message. tokron 4's justine waldman has an update on the investigation -- as the >> it is horrible. it is heartbreaking. i cannot even imagine what they're going through. >> i cannot understand what iwhy people would walk into

an elementary school. >> i would just bless the family and all the victims who are going to this. >> i cannot even imagine. >> we have practice drills hopefully nothing like double effort. >> i do not want to talk about it because i am not comfortable, and they do not even know about >> it makes you appreciate every moment. you never want to face staff. >>pam: at the school effect in the south bay with already a threat of a bomb threat. this is that threat we have blurred out the teachers' names that is targeted to protect his safety. kron4's justin waldman has an update on the investigation as the cupertino community tries to get back to normal. kron 4 coverage on the elementary school massacre continues.

this tight knit community could have experienced. extra sheriff's officers are on the scene when this threatening message was at a nearby school. >> it was probably a stupid prank taken too far. >> classes were canceled thursday as they look for an explosive that was never found. students say that this threat was not on school on friday and they sent messages. below we broached think you letters on how we appreciate him and love him. >> they say that the protection is from coming from the and student and there is been more than one terrorizing message. >> based on what we saw that as what we determined. >> parents felt a mixture of emotions that was not quite safe. >> i am not quite word about

it i think that it's a nice neighborhood. >> the school and a handle on it. >> the sheriff's department is as new leads as part of the investigation but they do not know who wrote waldman. >>pam: your forecast, after this break

>>jacqueline: we did see some rain and it is spotted with temperatures dropping in the 30's in santa rosa. 40's in fairfield. and 41 in novado. here is what we could expect overnight with some clearing. cold temperatures expected with areas of frost. kind of like what we saw today with spotty showers for the north bay. as we take a look at our extended forecast. a couple of systems moving in and out toward clear skies

right now but we will see cold conditions with the cloud coverage. it is hovering offshore and when it moves and it could keep the temperatures a bit more constant. however, that rainfall will be tomorrow. ahoy 2:00, light spread widespread showers. and a bit spotty by 5:00 p.m.. through saturday night by sunday morning and late sunday morning and another round with heavier weather cells concentrated in the north bay by 1:00 p.m. however, through san jose it will be dry carho freezing right now in livermore, and vallejo. 30's to the peninsula, and it will be cold tomorrow, chilly.

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>>pam: an elementary school massacre has left 28 dead including 20 children in connecticut. police say the gunman was 20-year-old adam lanza. his mother was a kindergarten teacher at the connecticut school where this happened. but she was found dead at the house she shared with her son. police have confirmed that

the suspect is also dead but how he died has not been released by police. adam lanza's older brother ryan - has been questioned by police - but it's not believed he was involved in the shooting. at of this time not all of the 20 children who died have been positively identified yet. parents, students and witnesses recount the minutes after the tragedy. >> when i was getting in my car i heard sirens going off continuously. car, after a car after car some were flying past my house and going around again to the school. this house is three houses away from the school. >> when we first arrived there, there was not a lot of security to guard. three children came out. one had a bloody face. >> we are immediately jump in the car and headed down

here. i was really,-kind of mayhem with children, teachers, identification of the children. finding out what the situation was in making sure that everyone else was saved. starting with neighbors, school, friends, and that has unfolded. >> we were immediately crying. petrified of what happened. and i think they are both older than some of the other kids in the school. my son was in the gymnasium when it happened. we heard the gunshots. >> we saw the police officers, on the roof and in the building. >> gunshots? >> we saw the officers kind of--there right outside the door trying to find the guy. >> it was shocking. i got the call at work this morning i cannot believe a small town like this, would have something like this

happen. and at this elementary school? >> this does not seem real or possible. you read this in the newspaper, and you think oh my gosh! that poor family, and a something happens so close to home. i think that i am still in shock. >> first of all, our hearts and prayers go out for this terrible incident, tragic. how our police are working closely with the newton police department with mutual involvement to provide services they could not provide. also the state police are leading this investigation. >> it was terrified. i am still terrified. i think i am still in shock. >> for everybody scared? >> yes. some of them had a stomach ache. >> they would not even let us inside the building. one of the cops said that this was the worst he had ever seen in his entire career.

but it was one they told these parents. these parents were waiting. they thought their children are still alive. there were 20 paris the were told that their children were dead. 20- parents that were told that her children were dead. it was terrible. it is difficult for parents but how to explain like this for your children question more cahowit is tough enough for especially when they happenlisa sylvester has some advice from a psychiatrist on how to help kids cope. >> the psychiatrist as with the university of arizona's college of medicine. >> howdy rep your mind to run something like this? heartache and the understanding that it is going to take a while. there were people that were closely impacted like this that will never record mines are rhombus. the human mind is not infinite. this of appearing in is the worst

school yard catastrophe in the history. there will be huge, long-term co-op to the will also impact people's emotional well-being. we need to care of ourselves with the fall out because this is horrible. >> the news is traumatic for parents, children. this happened at a school where kids are supposed to feel safe. >> how to explain this to children? i feel that simple, forthright, is the best. i think that one of the things i told children is that there are some dead people. sometimes, bad people to really terrible things. but a terrible thing has happened. this is terrible, but you are safe. and, you are safe. and, you are in a situation where you are not:to be harmed. >> the american academy of pediatrics takes this in to advice. h., it did not

provide details of will only alarm them. asked the children what they know and answer questions. paris, share your feelings and also find meaningful ways to help others. >> children are resilient how we can understand on what has happened and the sense of protection and safety we give them starting from this moment and for the next weeks, months. >> for those that witnessed, for those that cover their eyes, ears to shut out the door. they need time, love, pryor's. >>pam: that was lisa sylvester --that was lisa sylvester reporting. experts say, it is important to help children get back to their regular routine. if they are too afraid to return to school, parents should try to go with them as far as they will go. president obama. meantime. was visibly shaken by the tragedy. when speaking about it from the white house this afternoon. here now are his remarks in fax their entirety. >> we have endeaured each

tragedy too many. each time i hear the news i react not as a president but as anybody else would, as a parent. and that was especially true today. i know that there is not a parent in america that does not feel the same overwhelming grief that i do. the majority of those that died today were children. beautiful children between five-10 years old. (camera shutters) >> they have their entire lives of them, birthdays, graduations, weddings. kids of their own. among the

fallen, were teachers, men & women that devoted their lives to help our children fulfill their dreams so are our hearts are broken today. for the parents, the grandparents, sisters, brothers of these little children and for the families of the adults that lost. our hearts are broken for the appearance of the survivors as well. as blessed as they are to have their children home tonight, they know that their child's innocence has been torn away too early. there are no words to ease their pain. as a country, we have been through this too many times. when there is an elementary school in connecticut, a shopping mall in portland, ore., or a temple in wisconsin. or a movie theater outside of

colorado in aurora. or a street corner in chicago. these children are our children. we are going to have to come together and take meaningful action to prevent tragedies like this. regardless of the politics. this evening, michelle and i will do what every parent will do. hugging our children a little bit tighter and we will tell them that we love them. we will remind each other how deeply we love one another. there are families in connecticut that cannot do that tonight. they need all of us, right now. an hour days to come, the community needs to be our best as americans. i will do everything in my power as president to help. while nothing can fill the space of a lost child, loved one. all of us can extend a hand to those in need. to

provide the memory that we are there to provide the memory, what they have lost not just in their memories but also an hour's. in our memories, let us, bless the memories of the victim's in the words of scripture, and he will be broken hearted. and to bind up their wounds. >>pam: president obama also ordered all flags go half staff. and at the u.s. capitol the report earlier today from john boehner. >> the most recent his three guns at the time. there have been to have guns and also a assault rifle issue to the similar---1-. michael

bloomberg issued a stinging statement. buildings.be flown at half- were lowered earlier today. on orders from house speaker john boehner. the gunman in this moswe have heard the rhetoric before we're not seeing is leadership. now from the white house, not from congress. as you may know, it is been a controversial topic. particularly with the recent strength of the gun lobby with the nra. earlier today, i spoke to our political analyst, michael yaki to get his insight on the debate. >> over and over, these mass shootings, from the nra, the leading lobbying group. they have said that guns do not kill people, people kill people and that they said that these are mental-health issues. who is correct? >> liberals could say the current a number of guns and the conservatives will say

the people that get the guns. parents of these children will ultimately be involved the momentum could shaft. >> the and are a power could beef significant issue. of the nra. -- if the nra-power at congress? >> the challenges, the anchor, the action, the reaction from this tragedy. and the i-5 anger. >>pam: that is michael yaki, the markets, and your news after the break.

to the gun control issue. right after that, new york mayor michael bloomberg issued a stinging statement on the issue. mayor bloomberg said- quote -'meaningful action' is not enough. we need immediate action. adding. quote -- 'we have heard all the rhetoric before.. what we have not seen is leadership - not from the white house and not from congress." as you may know -- gun control has been a controversial topic for many years. particularly with the

tremendous strength of the gun lobby with the national rifle association. earlier today, i talked to our political analyst micahel yaki -- to get his take a listen. again, that was our political analyst michael yaki. >>pam: in other bay area news. police are investigating a shooting that took place at a san rafael transit center early friday afternoon. kron four's daniel villareal

shows us where it took place. and what police are looking for. before 1pm on friday police were notified a man had been shot at this busy transit center in san rafael. police say a man with a gun got out of a car and fired at a man who was waiting at this platform. the injured victim stumbled away as he tried to escape and collapsed at this nearby platform. the suspect then got in a car and escaped but not without being seen by several witnesses. >> it was very busy here at 1:00. the car was described to us as a cold sedan. the shooter was described as a black male, 62-64 with dark clothing armed with a handgun. >> two platforms at this transit center had to be closed for several hours during the investigation but busses were able to operate out of two other platforms at this location. police are now focusing their efforts on finding the shooter after an all points bulletin and nearby roadblocks resulted the unidentified vicitm is a 22 year old male and was taken to a nearby hospital, his condition is still unknown. in san rafael daniel villareal kron four news. >>pam: the markets turn on a

down note tonight. if wall street, the dow jones fell 36 points, the nasdaq, 21. the s&p 500 and lost nearly six points. >>pam: the university of california says, it has suspended using the new logo it just introduced. after widespread criticism. will take another look at using the logo, sometime in fatcritics called it cheap, corporate looking and unworthy of a prestigious university. more than 46-thousand people signed an online petition, calling for the university to scrap the new logo. the logo was designed by the university's presidential office. reportedly it was only meant to be used on marketing and promotional materials. >>jacqueline: the skies are clearing at this time and the temperatures are dropping and the 30's. once again, a very cold morning and even rainfall. it'll be very much like today with

spotty and light at best. sunday and monday, more rain fall. sunday and throughout the day. taking a look outside the satellite and radar it is clear skies. hovering just offshore with the halting of the cool air india and putt halt on the colder degrees. a cult of the cool air -- from those clouds. -- ithe system from alaska's could be impacting us but by noon, the rainfall. spreading throughout the north however, light rainfall associated with this system. we will keep the showers spotty. but by late sunday morning, the organized revolt towards the north bay. heavier, even at that

hour. mainly concentrated to the north. temperatures? tonight, very cold. as i just mentioned, freezing conditions in santa rosa, livermore 32 degrees and those locations, 36 degrees in san rafael. 30's to the peninsula, the south bay and frost, overnight again. as i mentioned, as those clouds push in, the temperatures could be stagnant. tomorrow, cloud coverage again. 58 through san francisco, napa, concord, san jose = 53. snow flurries for the sierras but more organized sunday and monday with several inches of fresh powder. for the end of the weekend. a look a your extended forecast a locally

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>> warriors in orlando - and before the game head coach mark jackson was asked about the horrible tragedy in connecticut >> and i've got kids. we take for granted waking them up, sending them to school.

is it just a tragedy. lift them up, and that entire community. it is a difficult time. >> a difficult time to play a game of basketball. the warriors won for a franchise bust. lee1 really tough to even talk about sports after such an warriors did play today.and record 6th straight road win 2 warriors battle back from an early defecit to cut it lee lee: 24 points, 15 rebs later in the 2nd 3 warriors turn it over - glenn "big baby" davis will convert the other way 49-33 orl the warriors were flat from the outset after their big win over the heat 3rd quarter 4 aaron afflalo - puts the pointer 5 jj reddick - with the nice pump fake and then drains the 20 footer to beat the 3rd quarter buzzer final: 99-85 win streak they are now 5-1 on their road trip which wraps up in atlanta tomorrow >> of course the big story come sunday will be 49ers- patriots.can colin kaepernick and company do something nobody has done in 10 years.win a december game in foxboro.

that's right.tom brady and the patriots have won 20 straight at home during the month of december - going back to 2002 >> 49ers vs. patriots that's right.tom brady and the patriots have won 20 straight at home during the month of december - going all the way back to 2002 so no surprise that new england is a pretty heavy favorite at 5 2 points espn did a poll and two- thirds of the country think the patriots will win a win by the niners would not only cement colin kaepernick's status as the undisputed starterit could clinch the division - if seattle loses to buffalo the matchup really comes down to one thing can the 49ers top ranked defense stop the patriots number one offense? new england putting up 36 points per game while the niners only allow 14 let's hear from both teams: >> we are going to a two- step up and play to the end. brady will want to make his place. we're going to make our please. we will have to play to the end. >> there is really no hole in this defense. >> what an incredible pace,

and to start to his career. it is a lot of challenges. we are going to have to play our best game. >> the have a lot of different guys that play a lot of different plays. we are really fighting against tom brady. he has the keys to the car and maybe we could slow him down. >> foxboro, nasty rainfall withsot: carlos rogers, brady, tarell brown raiders home finale could be cold and wet - forecast in the 30's with chance of rain. meanwhile the raiders home finale against the chiefs will be on tv. >>pam: jason, thank you. we will be right back.

>> we continue to follow the latest developments26-people were gunned down at sandy hook elementary school this morning by a lone shooter. identified by law enforcement sources as 20- year-old adam lanza. who 20 of the victims. were children. shot his mother. a teacher at the school. in their home before going on the rampage. lanza's brother is being questioned. and reportedly told investigators he may have suffered from a personality disorder. be sure to stay with kron-4 for the latest developments in this tragedy. we'll have much more for you tonight at 11. until then. have a good knight..

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